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Get all users of SharePoint site using REST API: These users and its data are required to update people field of a SharePoint list. By using below snippet code we can able to get details of a user of SharePoint site.     var webURL = _spPageContextInfo.webAbsoluteUrl+"/_api/Web/SiteUsers";         $.ajax({           url: customFieldURL,           method: "GET",           headers: {             "Accept": "application/json; odata=verbose"           },           success: function (data) {            console.log(data);             data.d.results.forEach(function(cm){                     console.log(cm.Title+" - "+cm.Email+" - "+cm.Id);             });      ...

 Get data of more than one SharePoint list using REST API: By using below snippet code we can able to get data of two SharePoint list at time.  var getDataModule = (function () {       var baseRequest = {           url: "",           type: ""       };       var getApp = {       };       var getApp = {           receivedRequest: receivedRequest,       };       function receivedRequest(endpoint, _async) {           //var dfd = $.Deferred();           var request = baseRequest;           request.type = "GET";           request.async = false;           request.url = endpoint;           request.headers = {               'AC...

Trigger a  MS Flow Using jQueryuery/JavaScript: To trigger an MS Flow first we need to create an workflow. Next we need to obtain its URL for triggering it. In below example, we are starting a workflow which is taking email address, email subject and email body as parameter and sending mail to email of related user. //This function triggers the microsoft flow  function beginMSFlow() {          var httpPostUrl = "obtain URL from MS flow";          var postData = {              emailadress:'raju@testdev.com', // Object keys must be similar as you used in the MS flow             emailSubject:'Testing Raju',              emailBody:'Hello User\n Welcome, You just trigger a MS Flow'             };           $.ajax({           url: httpPostUrl,    ...

  JavaScript program to print given number of radio buttons: <html lang="en"> <head>     <meta charset="UTF-8">     <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">     <title>Write a code to print numbers of radio buttons in JavaScript</title> </head> <body>     <span id="output"></span> <br><br>     <label for="num1"><input type="radio" name="numbers" onclick="radioBtnClick(this)" id="num1" value="5">5</label>     <label for="num2"><input type="radio" name="numbers" onclick="radioBtnClick(this)" id="num2" value="10">10</label>     <label for="num3"><input type="radio" name="numbers" onclick="radioBtnClick(this)" id="num3" value=...

 Create and object and add five key values pair to it in JavaScript: Developer can use below snippet create and add 5 key-value pairs in it. var obj = {};// an empty object has created for(var i = 1; i<=5; i++){ // A loop has added to add key- values in above object     obj['number'+i] = i; //here we are using Squire brackets [] to add keys & after assignment symbol values. here values are numbers } console.log(obj); Output :

 Remove the duplicate values from two arrays using JavaScript: var array1 = [{id:1,name:'Raju',status:'0.Initial'},{id:2,name:'Santosh',status:'1.Capital'}] var idsToRemove = []; array1.forEach(function(dt){     idsToRemove.push(dt.id) }); var array2 =  [{id:1,name:'Raju',status:'0.Initial'},{id:2,name:'Santosh',status:'1.Capital'},{id:3,name:'Jhon',status:'2.Foundation'}] var leftData = []; array2.forEach(function(dt){     if(idsToRemove.indexOf(dt.id) == -1){         leftData.push(dt);     } });  console.log(leftData); Output : Hey user, Thank you for studying the blog Please  comment  if any error/ suggestions found for above data.

 Get next value from map based on dynamic key value in JavaScript: The below mapData is a map/object contains place as key and an object (longitude & latitude) as value. We need to get the value, object of the map. The below snippet we can use to get the solutions for it. var mapData = {                  "Brandenburg Gate, Berlin": {latitude: 52.516272, longitude: 13.377722},                  "Dortmund U-Tower": {latitude: 51.515, longitude: 7.453619},                  "London Eye": {latitude: 51.503333, longitude: -0.119722},                  "Kremlin, Moscow": {latitude: 55.751667, longitude: 37.617778},                  "Eiffel Tower, Paris": {latitude: 48.8583, longitude: 2.2945},                  "Riksdag bu...